Hi, If my translations derived from various Hebrew Lexicons in the distance past, are correct, ELOHIM in Genesis = Ohim - Children, El - God. So this amounts to the word ELOHIM = the Children of God. Also of note, In The 1st Superman movie, and possibly the comic books, Superman's father is named El, something, I cant remember... Also of note, the creators of the Superman Comic Books were Jewish.

Hi, If my translations derived from various Hebrew Lexicons in the distance past, are correct, ELOHIM in Genesis = Ohim - Children, El - God. So this amounts to the word ELOHIM = the Children of God. Also of note, In The 1st Superman movie, and possibly the comic books, Superman's farther is named El, something, I cant remember... Also of note, the creators of the Superman Comic Books were Jewish.

Hi, If my translations derived from various Hebrew Lexicons in the distance past, are correct, ELOHIM in Genesis = Ohim - Children, El - God. So this amounts to the word ELOHIM = the Children of God. Also of note, In The 1st Superman movie, Superman's farther is named El, something, I cant remember... Also of note, the creators of the Superman Comic Books were Jewish.

Hi, If my translations derived from various Lexicons in the distance past, are correct, ELOHIM in Genesis = Ohim - Children, El - God. So this amounts to the word ELOHIM = the Children of God. Also of note, In The 1st Superman movie, Superman's farther is named El, something, I cant remember... Also of note, the creators of the Superman Comic Books were Jewish.

Hi, If the translations derived from various Lexicons in the distance past, are correct, ELOHIM in Genesis = Ohim - Children, El - God. So this amounts to the word ELOHIM = the Children of God. Also of note, In The 1st Superman movie, Superman's farther is named El, something, I cant remember... Also of note, the creators of the Superman Comic Books were Jewish.